David Carey Dixon - January 8, 2023
Learning the Lord’s “Higher Math” (John 2:13-22, Philippians 3:7-14)
Isaiah 55:8-9 tells us that God’s thoughts are not our thoughts and our ways are not His ways, meaning that we have a lot to learn in order to tune in to His view of life! In fact, God’s truth often has to be expressed in terms of paradox: the first shall be last and the last first; to save your life you must lose it; blessed are the poor and hungry and persecuted; we fix our eyes on the unseen and boast in our weaknesses! Who can understand this logic?!
Scripture References: Philippians 3:7-14, John 2:13-22
From Series: "Sunday Service"
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David Carey Dixon - January 8, 2023
Learning the Lord’s “Higher Math” (John 2:13-22, Philippians 3:7-14)
Isaiah 55:8-9 tells us that God’s thoughts are not our thoughts and our ways are not His ways, meaning that we have a lot to learn in order to tune in to His view of life! In fact, God’s truth often has to be expressed in terms of paradox: the first shall be last and the last first; to save your life you must lose it; blessed are the poor and hungry and persecuted; we fix our eyes on the unseen and boast in our weaknesses! Who can understand this logic?!
Scripture References: Philippians 3:7-14, John 2:13-22
From Series: "Sunday Service"